Fr2. 2.1.3. Les films, la musique et les livres

 direct object pronouns in French

​ Je regarde le film = Je le regarde

• In a sentence, if a noun or an object appears directly after a verb, it is called a direct object.

• To avoid repeating the direct object in subsequent sentences, the noun is replaced with a direct object pronoun = it/him/her/them.

• The direct object pronouns are le (him/it) and la (her/it) for singular nouns, and les (them) for plural nouns. (me and te = you)

• ​The direct object pronouns in French are placed in front of the verb. (I it watch)

• Before a word that begins with a vowel or a silent h, use l' instead of le or la = Je l'aime (I love it)

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Multiple Choice

Je mange un sandwich= Je ___ mange (I eat it)

• le

• la

• les

• l'

Multiple Choice

j'achète (buy) les livres de français = Je ____ achète

• le

• la

• les

• l'

Multiple Choice

j' écoute la chanson de Céline Dion = Je ____écoute

• l'

• le

• les

• la

​direct object pronouns in past sentences

​. J'ai lu le livre. - "I read the book." — . Je l'ai lu. - "I read it."​

• In past sentences, place the direct object pronoun (me, te, le, la, and les) in front of the helping verb (the first verb).

• Before a word that begins with a vowel or a silent h, use l' instead of le or la

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Multiple Choice

tu as vu le film de Spiderman? = tu_____ vu?

• as le vu

• le as vu

• l'as vu

• as vu le

Multiple Choice

tu as  écouté la chanson de Taylor Swift? = Tu ______ écouté?

• as la écouté

• as écouté la

• l'as écouté

• la as écouté

Multiple Choice

il a regardé la télé = il _________ regardé (he watched it)

• a la regardé

• la a regardé

• l'a regardé

• le a regardé

​Direct object pronoun in the imperative sentence!

​ Lis-le !/ Ne le lis pas != "Read it! / Do not read it!"

• In positive imperative sentences, place the direct object pronoun after the verb along with a hyphen: lis-le ! - "Read it!"

• In negative imperative sentences, place the direct object pronoun before the verb: Ne le lis pas! - "Do not read it!"

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Multiple Choice

Use the Imperative: écoute la musique = écoute-

• le

• la

• les

• l'

Multiple Choice

Use the imperative: Regarde le film! = Regarde-

• le

• la

• les

• l'

Multiple Choice

Use the negative Imperative: Ne regarde pas le film!

• Ne regarde pas le

• Ne pas regarde-le

• Ne le regarde pas

• Ne le pas regarde

Match

Match the following: give a positive review about something

• C'est très comique

• C'est excellent(e)

• C’est génial

• C’est très bon/ bonne

•  C'est amusant(e)

 It is very funny

It is excellent

it is nice

it is good

it is funny

•  It is very funny

• It is excellent

• it is nice

• it is good

• it is funny

Match

Match the following: give a negative review

• C'est ennuyeux(euse)

•  C'est trop long(ue)

• C'est mauvais(e)

• Ne le lis pas

• Ne le vois pas

it is boring

it is too long

it is bad

Do not read it

Do not watch it

• it is boring

• it is too long

• it is bad

• Do not read it

• Do not watch it

Reorder

Tu aimes le chocolat? = how do I answer: "I like it a lot" in French?

• je

• l'

• aime

• beaucoup

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Poll

Quel genre de film/de roman est-ce que tu préfères? Je préfère les films....

• comique/

  amusant(e)

• de science-fiction

• d'action/

  d'aventure

• d'amour/

  romantique

• d'horreur